Given the mental health associations with social media addiction, researchers have warned about the addictive qualities of TikTok's design. App designers have now integrated digital wellbeing features. — dpa
BERLIN: TikTok, with its endless feed of auto-playing viral videos, is notoriously hard to put down. But the social media app is now the latest to add digital wellbeing features prompting users to take a break from endless scrolling.
After Instagram added an artificial end to its feed of posts, TikTok is now starting to prompt users to take a break after a certain amount of time.
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